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hnesner 1t be tho best known form, chills and
lever or else bilious rcmittent, double sgue or
asae cake, is thss abomiHablc disorder involving
ING liver, tho bowels and tho kidneys, known AZ
malaria, Every complaint classified under this
generic, though erroneous appellitiou Is destruc.
i've Of the nervous system. but Is. unhappily, no.
10 be subdued. or even checked. by the uso Of or.
binary nervinea, 1ebriiuses or toulcs 1'hero !.
hoScyor, prompt relief ard ultimate euro 10 ba
found - Hostet.ot's stomach Bitten, toremoat
among the proprietary remedies Of America, and
widely known In, other lands Not only disesses
Induced BY exposure in bad weather, Inherited or
incurred debility OF the kidneys or bladder dyn.
pepstG and IN irregular condition OF bowels, Ara
caraoie-nay, certain 70 DO cured by this dssery.
1ectiye, lt-,s- 80 = = ''>'' w
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, A MODERN GIANT.
A Putnam County Shooter Who Uiyals Old

A Putnam County Shooter Who 'Uiynls Old
iliJi IS II Goliath. 3,.7g4..,
Matt Cramer, who was arrested at Red
House in Putnam counsy, last Saturday
on the charge Of shooting Fred Wight,
was OF one. time, when he, was, younger,
the beat man, physically, in West Vir.
glnia. He Is now about 80 years OF age,
though no is well preserved and does not
look 10 be 90 old. His weight is from $50
to 800 pounds, and he has lifted over 800
pounds on the aales. He 10 very odd and
exclusive In hia habits, though he lss
heretofore borne tho reputationsoi being q
quiet, ino1enslve man. Ho has neyor
been married aud has lived with other
bachelor brothers aud q maiden nice +, He
bought a few acres Of land near Red Elouse
and lived upon 1t for several years, and
although he received $500 from the Ohio
Central Railroad for damages done to his
property, almost donbls the amount paid
Tor it, has never quite forgiven the rail.
road company for running through hls
property. II 10 said he has been annoyed
very much by railroad men and others
who have treepssBsd upon his lot, and had
shot at trsspssse.s a number of timOs bs.
foro last Saturday. zoo
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"a PARLoR MATCH" WAC again present.
cd at the Opera Houao last night to an.
other packed house. As always, the
laughter WIS constant and convulsivs and
tho whole performance was highly en-.
joyed. The company leaves this morning
for Columbus, - fs. Laf!t o.
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. Concerning Street Paylpr.

The Charleston Star OF Monday ssyn:
Mayor John s. Camden and sumber Of
the City Council Of Parkcnburg are in the
city to-day examining our pavemsnts with
a view to adopting q similar mode OF street
paving for Psrkeruburg. Tho same mar.
ties went to Wheeling to examine the
pavcments Of that city. Squire Gatea and
othsrs Of our city have been she WING
these gentlemen over tho city, and they es.
press thomselves as being greatly pleased
with tho system Of paving which has been
sdopted here. They consider our pave.
ments better for the reaaon that the use of
the pitched boards are discarded in tha
Wheeling pavements, and 1t Is probable
thoy will adopt the mode OF paving hero
for tho streets Of Parksrsburg. gS1I =
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CITY CREIMIATORY
RESTING uroN a BED OF FIRE.
smoke Issues from tho Hill where tho
Ground 10 Pierced to tho Shnle-8erious Z,
Consciousness to tho Cit9's Proper.
~ whom Rain puts out tho Fire.

The monument OF something OF other
which stands on the top Of Wheeling hill,
fronting Tenth street, has attracted good
deal Of attention In tho past. The unfit.
mesa for service Of the building which
shelters 1t has been dwelt on repeatedly.
Recently the danger TO tho furnace itseli
from tho character Of the ground under It
hau also been referred to, the prediction
being made tina. the coal and shale under
the foundation would be so ssriously
affected by the extreme heat as to injure
tho foundation. This was thought by
many people to be the view OF an alarmist.
They knew nothing about the furnace,
and could not understand how the pre-.
dicted miahap could happen.
Yesterday Superintendent Serlg made a
discovery which confirms tho theory that
the ground Is likoly to give way. While
digging In the ground some littlo distance
from the furnace yesterday, Mr.. Ser;g
struck into the BhRle or alste which forms
tuu bouy VI thV I'LL tuuE6I Wutu BluUk6
began to oozs cut. a similar hole in the
grouRd elsewhere near tho furnace had
the same result, and little investigation
showed that the whole vein OF coal uuder
the crematory was burning. Wherever
the ahals was pierced the smoke came out.
Mr.. Serig and others who heard OF the
discovery yesterday, think that as eoon ss
heavy rain falls It will extingulsh the
smoldering fire. OF course the fire can.
not blaze on. and do any harm. It can.
not got any air to blaza on, and there Is
nothing to burn. Bat 1t is probable that
II the fire Ia put out suddenly 1t will let
the coal collapse, in which caue It will be
"all day" With the crema,ory.
There ia only one course to purguo, or
only one has been suggested, and that is
to wait and soc, aud let the thing take its
course, 1851. -lzts ~
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ALL SAINTS DAY,
Religious SERVICES In the Catholic Churches
gTs YOstordcr. ="


Religious SERVICES In the Catholic Churches
Yesterday,
Yesterday was All Saints Day. 1t $50
a. N. low msss was celebrated in all tho
Catholic churches, at 9: 80 there vas also
low msss at the Cathedral. RSy. Father
schillp conducted the earlier service and
Rsv. Father McElligott tina uecond. The
attendance wss gooa. at 10 a.. N. High
Aaes was celebrated by Raw. Monsignor
Sullivan, after which Right Raw. Bishop
Kahn preached an able sermon OF timely
character: The servics at this hour was
observed in all the churches. LIS. even
ing vespers we're celebrated in sll. NJ
To-day is all Souls Day, and will sleo
be very generally observed BY The Oatho.
lles every where. Asolelnn massoi REQUIEM
will bs celebrated in the chapel at MI. Cal.
vary Cemetery BY Raw. Father McEIligott
at 9:45 o'clock a. N. To epsommodate
those in tho city who wish to attend these
services epecial train will leave the ,m-
etery, on the Elm Grove road, after tie
ssIyiess. The members Of the clergy who
will participates will go out on tho motor
train at 0 o'clock. "l5=.
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W. L. Douglas 81 Shos.

a new departure has recently been
made by MI. Douglas in the manufacture
o. his celebrated IS shoes, by the intro.
duction OF improved lasting and other
machinery, by which they are made not
only neamless, but without tacks or nails.
This chloe has now about reached perfec.
ton. aud Notwithstanding the large OK.
pense necessary to make tbees improve.
ments Nh. Douglas is perfectly satisfied il
be can turnlah a 6rst-class article at q low
price. n - -
We especially recommend our readers
to try this ehos orce, and We are satisfied
they will uae no other. -"-'-"",S
The g 80 shoe isr gentlemen, and the
y shoe. tor boys, made by Mr. Douglas,
otil hold their standard OF excellence. i
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=.r,raua1@. 0ta-.r 'sHaH ~.
tfOUNDSVILLE.
All Hailow Fen mlsohisf-Ali Sorts Of Ii.

All uailow Fen Mlsohisf-All Sorts Of LII.
Illlg chi Items. ~
Miss Maggie D. Hicks Is Waiting In Cameron.
Tho hunting patti left for tho mountains yes!er.
MIsi Daisy Nyen has done some very nue crsyon
Mi@ Florence Hubb zaro a taay party Monday
M, Miss Addie wyrct. Of Bellalre, spent Sunday In
Tho stone work Of the new Episcopal Church Is
being rapidly completed. ~ sr7''Rtdgg1sl "
"A pleasant .. aanGirs party was given at the Hen.
Nj. and Mrs. Alfred Tomlinson have returned
from lengthy visit to Baltimore F3E
& X. Henderson. who has been sick Of fever, d
again ablc 70 prosecute bis business. t.ff'E7
Two newly married couples appeared at tho
simpson ". L Church Sunday night. ,yE& ANA
An. Ellen Hubbard Ia having an addition built
70 her house III tho upper part Of town. l.s1fa
Judge Jacob hsd the costs In tho case Of II, Il.
COX Va Ell Koon'E taxed up agsinst Mr.. Uox. !, :
NJ Charles wlngcrter. OF Wheeling, spont tho
latter part oil last week with Father Boutlon. f',
Ills understood that vigorous prosecution will
soon be started against tho saloon keepers by
MAYOR Purdv, M 3 'lsr -.=1l f1Jl' -T-,5 :
Rowe Rankin Is reported not SO welt rs few
Gays back. HIS brother Charles arrived home from
Ihe etale universally Saturday. g}sd .3lr -EH asa
One night short time ago Nj. Frank Blake
caught u man stealing coal. Nj. Blake kindly
told him to take what he wanted and 20. n y :.
Next Sunday Rev. L l.. Stewart will preach a
sermon on hN opera, this being ono OF tho subjects
he has cnossn Tor his series Of dscourses on "Home
Come boys Monday night ran OF with MI. Elias
suIiweils wagon. lie Iot up as late as II O'Clock
~ nitht Anu listened ~ to p0st with log chain
and lock. butt boys es only tho lock and cisil.
Hiram Burkett, who died Sunday night, was
putled yesterday by Caldwell G. a. Il, Post, at
BogHs Run cemetery A post mortem examlua.
Ton was held by Dr.. Hall, aud It was found ihnt
deAih resulted from heart disease. MI '6ir NJ -
A great deal Of mischief was done Monday night
4 small building was moved from tho rcnr OF 81
rogers drug stors and placed In front OF His store
uoOr with the sign OF Que Of tho legal lIpbls on IT,
surveying DONE" etc. Besides there Waru two ar
Three dozen beer bottles piled In the store door and
STRAW and dirt scattered All over til pavement. II
was altogether tho worst looking place in town and
mapy smile WIS indulged In by paSsorsby. Mayor
furdy when he looked at It smiled rlpht ont IND
MS laugh could have been heard two sausres Two
uoors below Tho drug store Is tho residences 81 rrs
ecutlng Attorney i. y. Meighen, where thera were
peer bottles enough piled In tho front door 10 Start
tirst.class brewery. DR.. u. M, gieele'a sien was
taken 10 tho lower ward aud put on Wietii6isrh,s
butcher shop. Jones & Bakers sgn was tackcI IN
on INC depot 1hs jokes were all taken good.
natufedly-io the victims Say. !" '"-.' 20
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MARKETS AND CLAIMS. |
THE TWO COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Last Evening. aud Matters of Interest 70
tho Public Disposed of-rhe Question OK 1
Projecting Wagon Tongues In Mar. ),
sket4 sauaro-A Closed Street.:

The Council, committees ON Markets.
and Claima met At tho Pablo hn,ldtn,
-. o..n,n. 80 .,,,ss,.s =. -. W.;
la's e'ealas auu aisposou Oh What Dusi-
meas had been referred to them and was
awaiting attention. The Committee on
Ma,kets andited what billn wa,a ,-,rc,s,a,n,oa
- -. :, 49, -. 80 ~ p,'or'ou
Anu cpen'u suo o'us ioi painting 'ao oec'
ono ward MARKET houas that had been
handed In. I. There were five Of these.
That Of White 4 Ga. was the lo,weat and ths
o.n,.,;.,.o .,,,,,os - 80, ~ ~
.o.lol.sseo ueo'ueu W A"A 1' sne CONTRACT
TO that urn. t'!T4 x y r. Il I,
Tho ordinance amending tho ordinance
recently paased made IL oh,,oo.o,v an all
L.,.,,. o. 80 $3.50. Ns 80, W ~
Mu , au n ln"0 a;Mssha.ns .ns
u'a.a9m .Mitn TaHons WHICH were lelt
s saua ~. a3uut 'ne a,Ae1 snhGoa' 70 re-
anose , .ue n .;ss aau poiea' Ans ordln
a 'n .sn niss VII y w x!cS y WAs lounu
~ .uoeo t nuo ,, auso.eu sna' III come
,s'adoss Ivy mIl.u W ooiseu 70 70 10
LII" .uu.sI1 s'ouosI anu sApense 70 nave
Ints sons.1es ~ euauseu W 70 aumlt Oh
c So.i.is " sue 9'alnaIce. AT once a
ga IN n ~, orjip a - m : -, -, Ill.,. A. .
nns hv mah;nr " T. 'nh,i. sno nav "
o oni,, Wy y.,,a mAAlus oDlieatofy 10
o on o i"'s ios sne r Wss. 70 an
nhssn,a - unr,a uc - w. ne1nes su-h
thuss1 h mou,u w y. any peEent 70
tho n,a mno tI.o o, sohpe'eu 70 otiVe pss!
'i r1 ths s n nyoseS VI matkes uase ano
NV yao .a9 ~ uvS ~ maWe. o. doubt,
tTI .h tnu upa,c ~ ganora! mas been
nrcaaians Ae a. r; VIE pSles' aaa On several
o cousa ~ -; u.sas tney haVo osen tne
c onant I;, tng;u ~ ,ougIy..opa anu eonse.
d ,he s,,t rnls oiatna6ce amending
Mo M We" aud ot W. " .ue o9tnm,seo on
sithont m,,c oh coya;,ior ste su, W oouac.l
n.;.tSs n ~ Mns hons oack 10 INC com.
lu.Ju Huu isss n.gas eup'commltee waa
npp',nseu " iooA INTO soe matter ana re-
pv Tho or,v ~ 80, !, :, =. I. I, :, !, =, ,
the Gn!y mater OF any note considered
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No Paving Brick

The two barge loads OF fire brick ex.
pected from Porter's works at New Gum.
Derlend by Contractor Todd did mot ar
rive. This river Is falling again and there
is little chance Of gstting any brick this
fall. Freeman, another manufacturer,
sent down barge with 10000 brick which
were transferred here 10 the 3. & 0, rail.
road and shipped GU. to Washington, Pa,
to be used in completing piece Of pave.
ment there, g3Fll.'a tIcr71 VI :,
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The Local G anne Market.

Tho supply Of game in the woods and
fields OF this vicinity is said to be larger
than ever betore, but the game which finde
Its way into market brings about as high
prieas as ever. Yesterday pheasants we're
selling-or at least were for sale-at so
cents each; partridges, Is csnts; med
lerkB, p cents; snipe, Is cents pair; rab-
bits, from 10 to 25 cents each, and tauir-
rels s. cents q pair. The hunters who
come in with we'll filled bags from days
sport, do not bear the market by selling
game, and those who have less luck do
bull 1t by buying something to show for
their wegrisome tramp. Venison and
wild turkeys have not appeared yet. y
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THE CITY, GAS WORKS. /
Superintendent Dillon Takes Charge sThs |
liNE5l 5lfls, New Attaches. TiT,T 4r35d

2 e4iN IlaA SoW Attacnoss ttffsl,'G. eE-1s N
Superintendent! James NJ. Dillon, Of The
City Gas Works, relieved Mr.. Darrah Of
the duties Of that poaltion yesterday. The
new officials paid of the men yesterday
for the first time. There are iorty.six
names on the pay roll, OF which, with the
exception Of the Superintendent, only
three positions have been filled with new
men. B Harry Dillon was appointed en-.
gineer, vice George Hopwood; Engineer
John Oummins remains. Charles VII.
bert was appointed weipher, vice Dillon
MCCORMICK and Sam Richardson takes
the plaza o. purifier formerly held BY Mr..
Phipps. The position OF inspector, re-.
signed by Mr.. Dyson several months 400,
and since vacant, was filed by the 40.
pointment Of Fred ssamon, the only sp.
plicant. 5itt-- 81 -
Mr.. Dillon says there are about thous.
and applicanta for positions which are not
vacant, and 90 far 90 has ye! bsen decided
will not beacon. Norepairs or alterations
will be made in the works until pprIng. At
that time 1t will b. necessary to renew
about three.Qu OF the reto.ts. gs
Secretary Seamon said yesterday he OK.
pec!ed to PRESENT. to Council al mi.monthly
report covering the business Of the works,
"a YVES done In the past until Mr.. L 1Iss.
lett retired from the position OF secretary,
when this good practice was discontinued.
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Talk on pror. Aens,ix.

Dr.. Blalsdell'a talk toyoung men, ir the
Young Memo Ohriatian Association par.
lors last evening, was very interesting.
Prof. Louis Agassis" was tho subject Of
the talk. The Doctor pleasingly spoke Of
bis boyhood, his early college life, his
rapid development, his great work "a a
scientist and his career In America from
iS4G until his death in 1878. He showed
nis character as ono worthy OF imitation.
The young men in attendance ware hioh.
ly entertained and doubtless profted. .
ga next Tuesday evening Dr., T, II. Lo.
gan will give q talk on Salt Lake Ciiv. II
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"rhe Wn!r." ut tho Grand.

"The Waits Of New York" was again
presented st tho Grand lRa! evening to q
crowded house, one Of tho largest ever
seen there on Tuesday evening. as on
Monday night tho acting Of Mr. Wood and
his fine company caught the popular
taste. The picco is great saccess. II
will be presented again this afternoon
and thiso evening. At the matinee at
o'clock handsome aud really fire cabinet
photographs Of Mr.. Wood in varioua
positions and q fsv with littlo Ger.ie in
cluded will be distributed 10 all the
ladies In the audience. These Ehoto.
grsphs bought glnsly would cos. more
than the Submission TO the matinee. 81.
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". D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes
titles: " can recommend Electric Bittere
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case, One
man took six bottles and was cured Of
Rheumatism Of 10 yeara' standing." Abra.
Aan Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, al.
frms:' 1.-THE he2t selling medicine ! have
ever handled in my 20 years' experience.
10 Electric Bitters." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, 80 that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
DO cure all diseases Of the Liver, Ndneys
or Blood. Only half dollar q bottle at
Logan & Co.'s drug store. III -,
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In the olicial lat Of players signed. by
the various baao ball mines, the Sporting
LIe. Of this week, gives the names Of A..
Q. BuckenberSer, r Van SAINT and E. J..
stapleton, as signed by the Wheeling
management, and o telegram from lSala.
mazoo sayO that FlauNsaa, one OF that
nine'o beat pitchers, hes also signed with
Rhasling. * q. IS !, /. s -, "a n. a
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

NE are daily receiving New Novelties
Ia Suitings, paMtaluuninys and Over.
coatings, which We are prepared 10 make
up iu tirst.class Btyla at reasonable
prices. =.
A full line OF our celebrated Knit
Jackets NOW in stock.
3 Our Willie Un.auuGrled Shirt, double
senlrcd, re.cni0rced front aud back, ut
81 con,a, IL the greatest bargain ever
offered. g. HESS Il SUNS,
'i5 1921 s. 1928 Market Street,
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iTyrS.Ertters Choop.

We hsyo for sale several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
seen taken in exchange for the metchless
Calisfeph, and will be aold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for aals on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address 10. circuIara :
ZEN EDwARD L. ROSE L Co., Z
sN5. 5.3 s13sS IL, 55 Twelfth street.
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Auditor Isonn or Resigns.

Auditor Bonner, Of the Kanawha d Ohio
Railroad, with headquarters ut Charleston,
has resigned. Mr.. Walter Chamberlain
hos been. designated acting auditor, and
will Tor the present have charge Of the au.
liting department. Mr.. Chamberlain has
been travelling auditor. 4&
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a revised estimate Of tho to!al loes oc.
easioned by the late fro at Spencer,
Roane county, puts it at Sl0O, 600. Thieves
commenced their neiarious work while
the place WAS burning and got away
with several hundred dollara', worth Of
goods. Twenty-Five armed men guarded
the tcvn the following night.
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Indications.

WAsalsoroS, D. O., Nov. 2.-For West
Virgins, lair weather, warmer, light va.
rable winda. 's5F, 'EI5.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer, fair
weather, light to fresh winds, generally
shifting 10 southwesterly. n
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FoR purs Crab Cider enquire Of VIM.
Stewart, Sistersyilie, W. Va. .5ls -
Pittsburgh and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
timing every Sunday until further notice
sho Baltimore & Ohio will coll excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and Ieturn 81 low
rate Of 81 80, and 10 Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 co. Trains leave at s and
$40 a. NJ, returning arrive at 7 and II 10
7. =. n * IS IS, ( - 4 I'D
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V|TIATEO BLOOD,
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta-
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH the medium OF one OF your books re.
! csivcd through Mr.. Frank T. Wrsy, Druggist
cpra Remedies. and take this opportunity 10 tcs.
tiiy 70 you that their use has permanently cured
me OF one oil tho worst cases oil blood poisoning ia
connection With erysipelas, that l have ever seen,
BY rome OF tho best phyalcians In our county /
taec great pleasure In forwarding 10 you this tes,
mon!al. unsolicited as It ia by you. In Jorder that
otheri suffering from similar msladies may be en-.
couraged 10 give your Cuticura Remedies trial,
5.g =. y. WHIrLTNGER, Letclbure. pa.
Reference: Frank 7. Wray, DIuggist, Apollo, Pa.
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James E. Richardson, Custom House, New Or.
lcanB, on oath sAys: lin 1870 Scrolulou, Ulcers
broke out OIL my body until was mag Of cor.
rupticn. Every thing known to the medical faculty
was tried In vain I be,sne mere wreck. Al
times could not Lift my hands to my head, could
upon life as q curse. No relief or cure in ten
years, In 1880 heard OF the Cuticura Remedies.
used thom. aud was perfectly cured" .4,,'- - >
eworn 10 before U. y. Com l.. D, Crawford.
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LOVE- thy neighbor az thSoslf, and when
you see one with bad cough ADVISE him
to buy bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents bottle, .e,.7 II -
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THERE Is sething in tho world which
will give promptef 2alief to all sufferers
from NEURALGIA than saiyaio2 Oil. Price
only rs cents bottle. go. .T'Is.'
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Chas Burdett Hart.
ANpttu Qa,at.

And all others to whom this vas pre-.
scented. -
Wheeling, November l, 1877.
Eghty.four are now in daily attend.
ance. To-day at II A. Il. and 7 p. II. you
are cordially invited to the clasa,s now
organizing at the above hours in McLain's
hall, the entrance Of which is 1905 Market
strest. n
The terms Of tuition arc very reasona-
BILE, and it 10 desirable that sll wishing to
bsnefit by Haups's coures In this city reg.
lister their names to-day. These are TIE last
classes that will be organized in this city.
Let no one rob you Of the golden opportu.
nifty to gcin practical speaking and
writing knowledge Of this more ard more
useful language, both as an accomplish.
ment and business qualification, 'geE.s
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Gha :1IsffeLiLiqemretro:.
Office: Nos. IS and 81 Fourteenth Street.


Extraordinary cHcring-Geo. n. anook & Co.
Fourth paGe $50 (. Asg
Viualed Biood-sourth rase.
W l.. Douglas 81 Shoe -stole's Ca,h Shoe Etcrc.
Opera House Beacon Lights .s-5- ~ u.
Pounds mail sun OF Money. ~
WOnan's Union Bcnev1len! Soc!sty. ri
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